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A new three-year project from Lethbridge College will determine the best ways for producers to effectively prep their potato beds while moving toward more sustainable practices.
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The province is investing $3 million in its seed sector, funded through the Potato Emergency Contingency Program.
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The federal 2022 budget included $28 million in additional funding, including $16 million over two years to the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency.
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Trust vayego ® insecticide for systemic control of key pests on potatoes and a wide variety of horticulture crops. It’s a second generation diamide that provides fast feeding cessation and residual protection against Colorado potato beetle, European corn borer and potato flea beetles in potatoes and excellent control of lepidopteran pests in tree fruit and vegetables. Make vayego your first choice for a foliar insecticide application to protect your works of art.
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For potato growers, late blight can do serious damage to yields and profits before it’s even detected. While some producers use a spray mitigation program in anticipation of late blight, that strategy can cost time and money. But low-tech, “passive” spore traps could allow growers to capture and identify late blight spores, alerting them to potential pressure from the disease before it gets out of hand.
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YOUR POTATO CROP HAS MANY ENEMIES. FMC HAS YOUR BACK WITH SIX TRUSTED TOOLS WHEN YOU NEED THEM MOST.
Stage I (emergence, growth)
Stage II (vegetative growth), Stage III (tuber initiation) and Stage IV (tuber bulking)
- Beleaf® 50SG insecticide
- Coragen® MaX insecticide
- Cygon® 480-AG insecticide
- Exirel® insecticide
Stage V (maturation)
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE FMC POTATO PORTFOLIO TODAY.
Always read and follow label instructions. Member of CropLife Canada.
FMC, the FMC logo, Aim, Coragen, Cyazypyr, Cygon, Exirel, Rynaxypyr and Verimark are trademarks of FMC Corporation and/or an affiliate.
Beleaf is a trademark of Ishihara Sangyo Kaisha, Ltd.
©2022 FMC Corporation. All rights reserved. 80425 04/22
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Black dot can harm yields and do so in a sneaky manner – the disease can often be mistaken for other diseases, and early infections can carry through the season. Julie Pasche, associate professor and Neil C. Gudmestad endowed chair at North Dakota State University breaks down the pathology of black dot, along with management advice for growers.
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